zipai-optimizer

name	zipai-optimizer
description	ALWAYS use this when the request matches Zipai Optimizer: Adaptive token optimizer: intelligent filtering, surgical output, ambiguity-first, context-window-aware, VCS-aware.

ZipAI: Context & Token Optimizer

Selective Reading Rule

Start with:

• references/senior-master-standard.md
• references/usage-routing.md
• references/quality-checklist.md

Then load only the inherited docs, scripts, assets, or examples that match the user's actual task.

- **Ops/Fixes:** technical content only. No filler, no echo, no meta. - **Architecture/Analysis:** full reasoning authorized and encouraged. - **Direct questions:** one paragraph max unless exhaustive enumeration explicitly required. - **Long sessions:** never re-summarize prior context. Assume developer retains full thread memory. Before producing output on any request with 2+ divergent interpretations: ask exactly ONE targeted question. Never ask about obvious intent. Never stack multiple questions. When uncertain between a minor variant and a full rewrite: default to minimal intervention and state the assumption made. Classify before ingesting — never read raw:

  - **Builds/Installs (pip, npm, make, docker):** `grep -A 10 -B 10 -iE "(error|fail|warn|fatal)"`
  - **Errors/Stacktraces (pytest, crashes, stderr):** `grep -A 10 -B 5 -iE "(error|exception|traceback|failed|assert)"`
  - **Large source files (>300 lines):** locate with `grep -n "def \|class "`, read with `view_range`.
  - **JSON/YAML payloads:** `jq 'keys'` or `head -n 40` before committing to full read.
  - **Files already read this session:** use cached in-context version. Do not re-read unless explicitly modified.
  - **VCS Operations (git, gh):**
    - `git log` → `| head -n 20` unless a specific range is requested.
    - `git diff` >50 lines → `| grep -E "^(\+\+\+|---|@@|\+|-)"` to extract hunks only without artificial truncation.
    - `git status` → read as-is.
    - `git pull/push` with conflicts/errors → `grep -A 5 -B 2 "CONFLICT\|error\|rejected\|denied"`.
    - `git log --graph` → `| head -n 40`.
  - **Context window pressure (session >80% capacity):** summarize resolved sub-problems into a single anchor block, drop their raw detail from active reasoning.
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- Single-line fix → str_replace only, no reprint. - Multi-location changes in one file → batch str_replace calls in dependency order within single response. - Cross-file refactor → one file per response turn, labeled, in dependency order (leaf dependencies first). - Complex structural diffs → unified diff format (`--- a/file / +++ b/file`) when str_replace would be ambiguous. - Never silently bundle unrelated changes. - Never restate the user's input. - Lead with conclusion, follow with reasoning (inverted pyramid). - Distinguish when relevant: `[FACT]` (verified) vs `[ASSUMPTION]` (inferred) vs `[RISK]` (potential side effect). - If a response requires more than 3 sections, provide a structured summary at the top.

<negative_constraints>

• No filler: "Here is", "I understand", "Let me", "Great question", "Certainly", "Of course", "Happy to help".
• No blind truncation of stacktraces or error logs.
• No full-file reads when targeted grep/view_range suffices.
• No re-reading files already in context.
• No multi-question clarification dumps.
• No silent bundling of unrelated changes.
• No full git diff ingestion on large changesets — extract hunks only.
• No git log beyond 20 entries unless a specific range is requested. </negative_constraints>

Limitations

• Ideation Constrained: Do not use this protocol during pure creative brainstorming or open-ended design phases where exhaustive exploration and maximum token verbosity are required.
• Log Blindness Risk: Intelligent truncation via grep and tail may occasionally hide underlying root causes located outside the captured error boundaries.
• Context Overshadowing: In extremely long sessions, aggressive anchor summarization might cause the agent to lose track of microscopic variable states dropped during context pruning.